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Compare florists - get ideas by window shopping and looking at wedding pictures in magazines. From most feedback we've gotten, flowers should be a smaller part of the budget. No more than 10% and usually more like 5%. Most couples seem to feel it's more wise to spend the money on photos and favors. If there is an arrangement you see in a magazine that you like, clip it and put it in your 3-ring binder (hopefully you have the envelope with 3-hole punched… makes it really easy). Bring the pictures to the florist to get a quote. Start with the florist about 4 months before the wedding Make a flower budget and stick with it. This is one area you probably don't want to stretch yourself too thin. Less bridesmaids means less bouquets. Or maybe the bridesmaids can carey something other than fresh flowers. Dried flowers are nice. Or perhaps a basket with 1 flower and lots of ribon. Having exravagant floral centerpieces on all the tables will run your flower budget up (probably over 10%). Consider floating candle centerpieces or some other alternative. Flowers cost more around Mother's Day, Valentines, and during prom season (April-May). You can save on the flower budget depending on when you schedule your wedding. The traditional flower color for bridal bouquet is white. Meanings of flowers: Potential flower list
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